Hey guys, I found this subreddit thanks to a youtube channel by Wayne, DIY or DIE. Since I watched that video about math, I haven't had to buy a bottle of juice in a while. Though I'm still pretty new. I was wondering what you guys thought about Liquid Barn and there flavors. I heard that they work good using them just as a single flavor, like using just vanilla ice cream. What is your guys' opinion on this. Also, Im new to reddit so sorry if this sounds dumb, but how do I search for popular things, like the bronuts recipe, could someone paste it here, or tell me, thanks a lot guys!
I suggest you to read the threads in the sidebar.
You can find the bronut recipe here
Like the others, Liquid Barn has some highly regarded concentrates, and some not so highly regarded. I purchased:
- Banana
- Butterscotch Graham Tobacco
- Crème Brulee
- Pineapple
when I bought some of their VG. I have not been very impressed with them.
I just got my first order from Liquid Barn. I ordered some Nic. I mentioned I was just getting into DIY. They sent me 4 15ml bottles of their flavors. Baked Cinnamon Roll, Blue Raspberry, Strawberry and Sour. Got the rest of my flavors and materials in. I'm going to sample them this weekend. I will say the shipping was quick and thanks to this sub and the folks here for giving me the information I needed and confidence to dive into this.
I've bought Baker's Touch, Rainbow Sherbet, and Creme Brulee. The BT is a good support flavor for dessert and bakery juices, as it lends a buttery, semi-rich aspect with a small hint of cinnamon. The RS is quite dry and really needs doctoring with creams and/or ice creams. Haven't gotten around to messing with the Creme Brulee yet.